Topeka Schools Press Law on Student Discipline
Topeka public schools report discipline deteriorating under the 1970 suspension and expulsion law. Dr. William L. Howard says hearings burden personnel and affect attitudes as students harass others and fear retaliation. He urges a single hearing officer and notes legal training gaps for staff.
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Moon Walk and Rendezvous Televised by Major Networks
NBC ABC and CBS will broadcast live the Apollo 14 moonwalk by Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell from Fra Mauro. Coverage resumes before dawn Saturday for the second moonwalk, with a 12:47 p.m. liftoff not televised and a 2 p.m. rendezvous and docking with the Kitty Hawk.
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Disruption Bill Advances in Kansas Senate Action
In Topeka the Kansas Senate scheduled final approval for a disruption bill aimed at preventing interruptions of public meetings and occupations of public buildings. The measure adds felony penalties for gun use in disruptions and treats it as assault with a deadly weapon. Additional Senate proposals would regulate hypodermic needle sales, adjust county pay, and modify public cost calculations for junior colleges.
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Tillotson
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